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This will introduce you to the Career Success site and offer you the option of a diagnostic quiz to help narrow down where you can start learning. Feel free to simply explore around on your own if you prefer - the intro primer and quiz are both entirely optional!

This playlist begins with general advice about securing research funding, moves to some of the general financial considerations in the early career, and ends with resources aimed at researchers

This playlist begins with an overview of how a second-year grad student can think ahead to their post-graduate-school life, moves through some general career considerations both for careers in academia and careers outside of academia, and ends with resources for specific disciplines

This playlist begins with some general resources about non-academic career paths and specifically how your graduate training can prepare you for them, moves into some resources discussing particular post-graduate job options, and ends with a link to a twice-monthly Twitter discussion about what different people have done with their Ph.Ds

This is a collection of all the sessions presented at the 2021 Spring Conference on Teaching, Learning, and Student Success. You can continute the conversation by logging in with your MSU netID and commenting on articles here. To view the full presentation recordings, please return to the Spring Conference page on D2L.

note: you must self enroll to access this page.
http://bit.ly/2021SpringConfEnroll

This Student Success playlist was created by Jeana-Dee Allen and Joyce Meier, members of the Educators Empowering Student Success Group (facilitated by Mary Beth Heeder and Jeno Rivera), which is working on the Faculty Improving Student Success Strategic Initiative. Each article in this playlist contains a list of resources that promote student success. All links provided are direct links (ONE CLICK) connecting you to contact information or an educator who can respond to your questions and/or help your students. Thank you for helping our students achieve their goals.

If you can not quickly find what you are looking for, please email Mary Beth Heeder, senior consultant and project manager for Student Learning and Success, (heeder@msu.edu) and we will respond within 24 business hours.